Metal: Hellsinger provides players with a lot of challenge. Not only do you have to trudge through Hell, but you must then face a manifestation of the Red Judge herself at the end. There is no exception as you face the fourth boss at the end of Incaustis, the Infernal Fury Aspect. You’ll need your wits about you and a focused mind to get out of Icnaustis alive. Here is how to beat the Infernal Fury Aspect in Metal: Hellsinger.
How to beat the Infernal Fury Aspect in Metal Hellsinger
Before the fight
Incaustis itself is tricky, but that’s no match for the boss. Try to make sure you have a 16x fury at the end of the last battle with the beasts to bring in with you to the boss fight. Also, try to preserve all of your weapons’ ultimates to use during the fight.
For this fight, you will have Paz, Terminus, and Hellcrow. You will have your choice of the other weapons. For this battle, considering Hellcrow is one of your weapons, Vulcan would be advised, but Persephone is a good choice, too.
It would be heavily recommended to equip the Ghost Rounds II Sigil.
During the boss fight
This boss fight is tricky in every sense of the word. The Aspect itself unleashes insane barrages to assault you whilst the Incaustis pillar spits flames, making evading difficult.
As soon as the fight starts, use any ultimates you have to hand. Save the Vulcan’s and Paz’s ultimates, however. With your fury, you will be dealing heavy damage.
There is a lot of damage on its way to you at all times in this fight,so you will be evading for the most part. Your dash makes you momentarily invulnerable, which you will have take advantage of when dashing through flames or even through the projectiles themselves as the boss swarms you with orbs.
You may worry that you’re wasting time with all the evading, but this boss will momentarily pause, recuperating energy. Use that time to unleash as many rounds as you can. If you have Vulcan and Ghost Rounds II equipped, then quickly scroll the mouse wheel up and down. You will now benefit from six shots at once, dealing major damage.
As long as you focus on evading instead of shooting, then you shouldn’t worry about health too much. If you do get hit, however, then wait for the boss to dematerialize and send enemies after you. Using the Hellcrow, try to make the enemies vulnerable to slaughter to replenish your health instead of using Styx Crystals. The Vulcan’s ultimate makes this easier.
As long as you focus on evading and unleash merry hell when the boss is briefly pausing, you’ll have this dastardly foe dominated in no time. Just be mindful of the flame throwers. If you find yourself about to hit one, quickly dash to sail through it unharmed.
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Published: Sep 12, 2022 11:19 am